IDEAL INDUSTRIES Audacy Wireless Controls Manual de usuario

OPERATIONS & USER MANUAL

NOVEMBER 2016

1.0 INTRODUCTION TO

AUDACY®WIRELESS CONTROLS .............. 3

2.0 GATEWAY – PROXY - AUDACY SERVER

COMMUNICATIONS OVERVIEW ..............4

INSTALL ................................. 5

3.0 SYSTEM SETUP ............................... 6

3.1 MUST READ: SYSTEM INSTALLATION

GUIDELINES........................................ 6

3.1.1 Serial Number Device Tracking Requirement .....6

3.2 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION...................... 6

3.2.1 Gateway Installation .............................6

3.2.2 Luminaire Controller Installation..................7

3.2.3 Plug Load Controller Installation..................7

3.2.4 Switch and Sensor Installation ...................8

3.2.5 Wall-Mount and Scene Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

3.3 PROXY SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ............ 9

3.4 GATEWAY SETUP ............................... 9

3.4.1 Static IP Address Setup.........................10

3.4.2 DHCP Address Setup ...........................10

3.4.3 Adding a Gateway to AudacyControls.com ......10

4.0 SETTING UP AUDACYCONTROLS.COM........11

4.1 WEB APPLICATION ............................11

4.1.1 Login to Web Application ....................... 11

4.1.2 Adding an Administrator ........................ 11

4.2 MOBILE APPLICATION .........................12

4.2.1 Login to Mobile Application .....................12

4.2.2 Adding an Administrator ........................12

5.0 CREATING ROOMS ...........................13

6.0 ADDING DEVICES INTO THE SYSTEM ........ 14

6.1 MOBILE INSTALLATION METHOD

RECOMMENDED ............................ 14

6.1.1 Scanning Devices via the Audacy iOS App ...14-15

6.2 AUDACYCONTROLS.COM INSTALLATION

METHOD...................................... 16

CONFIGURE .............................17

7.0 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION................... 18

7.1 ASSOCIATING DEVICES....................... 18

7.2 ADJUSTING ROOM SETTINGS................. 19

7.3 CONFIGURING SCENES ...................... 19

CONTROL ..................................20

8.0 SYSTEM CONTROL AND OPERATION .........21

8.1 CREATING A ROOM GROUP ...................21

8.2 ADDING AUTHORIZED USERS .................21

8.3 BASIC SCHEDULING ..........................22

8.3.1 Creating a Schedule for a Given Room ..........22

8.4 ADVANCED SCHEDULING PROGRAMS ..2324

8.5 UPLOADING FLOOR PLANS...................24

8.6 ASSIGNING ROOMS TO FLOOR PLANS .......25

8.7 CONTROLLING LIGHTS .......................25

8.7.1 Within the Space................................25

8.7.2 From AudacyControls.com and App.............25

9.0 CONSUMPTION REPORTS ...................26

9.1 OVER TIME ...................................26

9.2 BY AREA ......................................26

9.3 EXPORTING CONSUMPTION DATA ...........26

9.4 BUILDING AUTOMATION INTEGRATION .......26

APPENDIX .................................. 27

A. SAFETY AND REGULATORY INFORMATION..28

B. PRE-COMMISSIONING CHECKLIST ..........29

C. DEFAULT SETTINGS..........................30

D. DEVICE INFORMATION ...................31-32

E. LUMINAIRE CONTROLLER

REQUIREMENTS ............................33

F. LUMINAIRE CONTROLLER ONE LINE

DRAWINGS .............................34-41

G. SENSOR COVERAGE PATTERNS ..........42-46

H. DEVICE LAYOUT RECORD ...................47

TABLE OF CONTENTS

31.0 INTRODUCTION TO AUDACY®WIRELESS CONTROLS

The Audacy Wireless Controls system from IDEAL can bring

advanced solutions to any commercial lighting application.

Its simple installation, conguration, and operation allows

any user to achieve signicant energy savings without the

usual complications.

The Audacy Wireless Controls system brings you

tried-and-true lighting control strategies, including:

•Occupancy

•Vacancy

•Daylight Harvesting

•Scheduling

•Scene Control

•Remote System Control

•Automatic Demand Response (ADR)

The system revolves around wireless Luminaire Controllers,

wireless sensors and switches, and wireless Gateways

that can interface with Building Automation Systems using

industry-standard protocols such as BACnet, Lonworks,

and Modbus.

The sensors and switches are completely wireless devices

and have a 25-year battery life. Sleek and stylish, they can

be placed anywhere you need coverage and are easily

added, congured, or modied.

Audacy Luminaire Controllers are capable of controlling

0-10V dimming LED drivers and uorescent ballasts, ELV or

MLV/line dimming luminaires.

Tying everything together is AudacyControls.com. Accessed

through a web browser or mobile device, you can control

your lighting network from anywhere with an Internet

connection. Controlling lights, making conguration

changes, or providing energy consumption reports are all

part of AudacyControls.com. Just like the rest of the system,

AudacyControls.com is designed to be simple, intuitive,

and user-friendly, while providing the maximum amount of

exibility and control.

1.0 INTRODUCTION TO AUDACY®WIRELESS CONTROLS

AUDACY SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

42.0 GATEWAY – PROXY - AUDACY®SERVER COMMUNICATIONS OVERVIEW

Hardware and software requirements:

•ALWAYS ON PC or virtual machine to install proxy SW

•Windows 7 or better (2008+)

•2 Ghz CPU

•2 GB RAM

•10Mbps network Interface

•Login information for proxy installation

•Extracted le from proxy download

•Gateway Installation information:

1. IP address (static or DHCP)

2. Netmask

3. IP Gateway

4. DNS addresses

Above PC must be on same network as Audacy Gateways so the proxy is able to connect to Gateways over

network. Gateways and proxy server machine must be behind the customer rewall to provide for adequate security

(recommendation: an isolated VLAN should be set up for Audacy equipment).

Open Port 993 to IP address 54.172.131.103 for outgoing connections from the IP address of the PC or virtual machine on

which the proxy is running.

2.0 GATEWAY - PROXY - AUDACY®SERVER

COMMUNICATIONS OVERVIEW

To enable the Audacy Wireless Controls system for website control and conguration or an iOS app, a proxy is required

to provide a secure connection to the Audacy Server. The proxy is a reverse type of server and runs behind the user’s

rewall. The proxy will manage requests from the Internet toward the Gateways located on the user’s internal network. It

secures, routes and manages the trafc from the Internet to the user’s internal network where the Audacy Gateways reside.

It protects the internal network from externally perpetrated attacks. The proxy will only allow the Audacy Server to access

and manage the Audacy Gateways located on the internal network.

The proxy will require the user’s rewall to allow outgoing messages on port 993 from the proxy machine’s IP address. The

connection between the proxy and the Audacy server is 2048-bit SSL encrypted. The proxy can be installed on Windows,

Linux or Mac devices.

INSTALL

6INSTALL 3.0 SYSTEM SETUP

It is highly recommended to keep close track of all device

barcodes. Instructions for ways to track are list here:

- Remove the 2 tear-away stickers that contain the

serial number (see image below).

- Apply these to a drawing of the space containing the

xture or a tracking sheet to identify the serial number

and its location in the room (tracking sheet available

in Appendix, p. 47).

- If these tear away labels are missing, please write

down the serial number of the Luminaire Controller in

a safe place.

- These serial numbers are required in order to have a

fully functioning Audacy Wireless Controls system.

There are a number of ways to install an Audacy®Wireless

Controls system, and covered in this User Manual is the

*RECOMMENDED* approach. The following points are

important to remember during the installation process:

1. All Audacy devices have an associated barcode.

These barcodes are located on the back of all

devices, and are used to recognize a device on

AudacyControls.com. It is important to keep

track of where these devices are installed so that

AudacyControls.com is an accurate reection of the

actual installation of the system.

2. Before electronically tracking devices, YOU MUST

INSTALL THE PROXY (FOR THE GATEWAY), SETUP

THE GATEWAY AND CREATE ROOMS (sections 3.3,

3.4 and 5.0 of this manual). The scanning feature on

the Audacy iOS app automatically adds devices into

rooms that exist. Devices cannot be added prior to

room creation.

3. The bar codes can also be entered into the system via

the scanning feature on the Audacy iOS app.

3.0 SYSTEM SETUP

3.2 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION

3.2.1 GATEWAY INSTALLATION

1. The Audacy Gateway has two mounting anges that

can be used to mount it to a wall or other surface

using screws. (Before installation, note and record the

Mac Address and Serial Number on the underside of

the gateway for future reference).

2. For optimal performance, the antennas should be

placed in a vertical orientation.

3.1 MUST READ: SYSTEM INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

3.1.1 SERIAL NUMBER DEVICE TRACKING REQUIREMENT

7INSTALL 3.0 SYSTEM SETUP

Luminaire Controllers are easily installed modules that

can turn on/off and dim xtures and are available as

internal or external mount to allow for junction box or

xture installation. For maximum exibility each xture

can be controlled by a single Luminaire Controller or a

Luminaire Controller can control multiple xtures as a zone

(see Appendix p. 33 for maximum xtures per Luminaire

Controller).

As a reminder, keep track of serial numbers as described

in Section 3.1.1.

Refer to Appendix p. 34 for Luminaire Controller one line

drawings and p. 31 for device information.

The Plug Load Controller is a 20-Amp rated wireless switch

to control power to a typical outlet. This product requires

wiring to be performed per the NEC and local codes

dictated by the AHJ.

WARNING: Before working on any circuits, verify that

Power is turned OFF to the branch circuit coming into the

outlet box being updated.

3.2.2 LUMINAIRE CONTROLLER INSTALLATION

3.2.3 PLUG LOAD CONTROLLER INSTALLATION

Retro-ﬁt Installation (for single outlet in box)

1. Remove the old device and disconnect the Line and

Neutral wires from device. Keep the ground wire

attached.

2. Disconnect the Line and Neutral wires that were

coming to the device from their pigtail connections.

3. Connect the Plug Load Controller LINE (black) and

NEUTRAL (white) wires to the pigtails that were

connected to the device that was just removed.

These wires are on the side of the device which will

face the box.

4. Re-connect the device to the SWITCHED HOT (red)

and NEUTRAL (white) coming out of the Plug Load

Controller. This side is facing out towards the device.

5. Terminate the wires to the device as required per the

device installation instructions.

6. IMPORTANT: Position the Plug Load Controller into

the junction box so the serial number label is facing

toward the outlet.

7. Place “Controlled outlet” sticker on the face of the

outlet.

8. Or use a “Controlled Device” outlet that is properly

marked for this application.

Device side wiring Plug Load Label Facing Outlet

As a reminder, keep track of serial numbers as described in Section 3.1.1.

Retro-ﬁt Installations (for single outlet plus branch circuit run continuing from box)

1. Follow same instruction as above, but pigtail the red hot wire to the run traveling to other devices on the same circuit.

2. You may run 2 separate runs that have 1 always HOT and 1 Switched Hot if so desired to the next run on the circuit.

8INSTALL 3.0 SYSTEM SETUP

1. As switches and sensors are installed remove one of

the labels with the unique serial number and attach it to

the Device Tracking Form included in the Appendix to

record the location of each device.

2. The sensor must be activated by pressing a small

button underneath the label on the back side of the

sensor.

•This can be accomplished by using a paperclip, the

screw that is included with the sensor, or similar object

to push through the label and depress the switch.

3. Find a suitable location for the sensor based on the

specications shown in the sensor coverage pattern in

the Appendix p. 42-46.

For optimal performance:

•Make sure the sensor has a line of sight to the occupant

in the space.

•Plan on a 8’ radius of coverage when mounted on a 9’

ceiling (extended coverage for high bay or wide range

versions).

4. Mount the cradle in the desired location via screws,

ceiling tile wire (included) or double-sided tape.

5. Insert the sensor into the cradle.

• If desired, the sensor can be secured to the cradle

by aligning the holes on the sensor and cradle and

inserting the screw provided through the cradle and

into the sensor.

3.2.4 SWITCH AND SENSOR INSTALLATION

Motion Sensors and the Remote Switch require no wiring and detect occupancy/vacancy. Light Sensors also require no

wiring and are used for daylight harvesting. These devices are engineered to provide maintenance-free battery life.

Note: When the sensor hasn’t detected motion for the time speciﬁed in “vacancy timeout” the lights will ﬂash 60 seconds prior

to turning off as a warning.

As a reminder, keep track of serial numbers as described in Section 3.1.1.

3.2.5 WALL-MOUNT AND SCENE SWITCHES

Wall–Mount and Scene Switches t into decorator-style faceplates and can

be used to replace an existing switch.

As a reminder, keep track of serial numbers as described in Section 3.1.1.

1. As switches are installed

remove one of the labels with

the unique serial number

and attach it to the Device

Tracking Form included in

the Appendix to record the

location of each device.

2. The switch must be activated

by pressing a small button

recessed on the back side of

the switch.

• This can be accomplished

using a paper clip or similar

object.

3. Remove existing switch and

properly terminate any pre-

existing wires.

4. Use screws to secure the

ush-mounted switch to the

electrical box.

5. Cover with a decorator style

faceplate.

9INSTALL 3.0 SYSTEM SETUP

To install the proxy on the host server:

1. Verify that you have obtained the Admin login

information from Audacy®Customer Support; if you

have not received this, contact Audacy Customer

Support at 800-273-9989.

2. From the host server login to AudacyControls.com

with your Admin account.

3. Select the appropriate Audacy service package for

your host server.

4. Once the compressed le has been downloaded, be

sure to extract/unzip the “audacy_service” le to an

accessible directory.

5. Click DOWNLOAD CONFIG and save the le “cong.

json” to the same directory as the “audacy_service”

le downloaded in step 4.

6. Run the “audacy_service” le.

Each Gateway on AudacyControls.com must be given an

internal/local IP address in order for the proxy to coordinate

trafc from each Gateway to and from the Audacy server

in the cloud. Before conguring the Gateway, obtain the

following information from your IT network administrator for

each Audacy Gateway that will be on the Audacy Wireless

Controls system.

Before you can connect your PC to the Gateway for

conguration you must assign your PC an IP address with

the same subnet as the Gateway. The instructions below

are specic to Windows 7 but the same settings can be

used with any OS.

1. Go to Control > Network and Sharing > Change

Adapter Settings.

2. Right click on Local Area Connection and select

Properties.

3. Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and

click on Properties.

4. Setup the PC network interface to the following:

•IP Address: 192.168.1.10

•Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

•Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1

5. Click OK.

3.3 PROXY SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

3.4 GATEWAY SETUP

WARNING: THIS APPLICATION MUST REMAIN RUNNING AT ALL TIMES! If closed, the Audacy Wireless Controls

system will be unaffected, but will lose ability to control from AudacyControls.com and Consumption Reporting

for that time period may be inaccurate.

AudacyControls.com utilizes a software application known as a proxy that resides behind the client rewall on a host server.

The host server is a PC or server dedicated to running the proxy software.

10 INSTALL 3.0 SYSTEM SETUP

3.4.1 STATIC IP ADDRESS SETUP

1. Apply power to the Audacy®Gateway and allow

approximately 1 minute for the boot cycle (Plug in the

power supply into any 120V outlet).

2. Insert an Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on the

Gateway and directly into your PC.

a. Access the Gateway conguration menu from a web

browser by entering the Gateway Static IP address

“192.168.1.47” into the address bar.

b. The default login information is:

User = admin

Password = testpassword01

c. From the Audacy Gateway’s home page select the

Settings tab.

d. Select Static and enter the desired network settings

and when nished click APPLY.

e. Gateway IP address must be known to add to

AudacyControls.com.

f. For security, it is recommended you change the

Username and Password via the User tab under

Settings.

g. Click SAVE.

h. Power down the Gateway.

i. Place the Gateway in desired location and connect

to the local area network and power up.

3.4.2 DHCP ADDRESS SETUP

1. Apply power to the Audacy Gateway and allow

approximately 1 minute for the boot cycle (plug in the

power supply into any 120V outlet).

2. Insert an Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on the

Gateway and directly into your PC.

a. Access the Gateway conguration menu from a web

browser by entering the Gateway Static IP address

“192.168.1.47” into the address bar.

b. The default login information is:

User = admin

Password = testpassword01

c. From the Audacy Gateway’s home page select the

Settings tab.

d. Select DHCP and enter the desired network settings

and when nished click APPLY.

e. Gateway IP address must be known to add to

AudacyControls.com.

f. If a User Name and password change is desired

continue with steps below, otherwise skip to ‘h’

below.

g. User Name and Password can be changed by

clicking the Settings tab and then User tab. When

changes are complete, click APPLY.

h. Power down the Gateway.

i. Place the Gateway in desired location and connect

to the network and power up.

j. Gateway should be available at the IP address

provided by your IT department.

3.4.3 ADDING A GATEWAY TO AUDACYCONTROLS.COM

1. Once congured, remove the Ethernet cable from

your PC and connect it to your Local Area Network

and install the Gateway.

2. Login to AudacyControls.com.

3. Click SETUP.

4. If another Gateway is already congured you will have

to Click SETUP GATEWAY otherwise skip to step 5.

5. Enter a Gateway name, the static or DHCP

Reservation IP address, the username and password

as set-up previously, timezone of the Gateway and

then Click ADD GATEWAY.

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